LHIM Weekly Bible Teaching

It’s All About Love 5: Love the Family of God

It’s All About Love 5: Love the Family of God

Galatians 6:9-10 We are supposed to do what is good toward everyone but do what is extra good toward fellow believers. Doing good is easy when everyone is being nice, but it can be challenging when there is tension or conflict. Acts 15:36-41 Paul and Barnabas had a ...
It’s All About Love 4: Love Your Enemies

It’s All About Love 4: Love Your Enemies

Jesus’ teaching to love our enemies is as controversial and ignored today as it was in the first century when he originally gave it. Even so, enemy love is a key distinction that sets Christianity apart from the other world religions and non-religions. Seeing this teaching foreshadowed in ...
It’s All About Love 3: Love Your Neighbor

It’s All About Love 3: Love Your Neighbor

We are called to love our neighbors, whether they are enemies or family. Our love, like Jesus’, is motivated by God’s love for us, not by how others treat us. Those who seem least deserving of love need it the most. Being right is not always loving; being loving is always right. Luke ...
It’s All About Love 2: Love Yourself

It’s All About Love 2: Love Yourself

To love your neighbor as yourself, you must first love yourself. Although sometimes it may be hard, you should love yourself because you’re made in God’s image, you are an awesome human, and you are loved by God. Instead of falling into arrogance or self-loathing, focus on others without ...
It’s All About Love 1: Love God

It’s All About Love 1: Love God

The more accurately we know God, the more fully we can love Him.  Ignorance, wrong knowledge, and mischaracterization undermine our love relationship with Yahweh. Keeping Jesus’ commandments is paramount to loving God which  includes love each other. Deuteronomy 6:4-5   Wholehearted ...
Seeing God 3: Transcendence

Seeing God 3: Transcendence

Like Isaiah and Daniel, Ezekiel saw God. In Ezekiel’s vision, God was with strange spiritual creatures that were hard for him to describe. The whole experience clearly communicates how transcendent God is. Ezekiel 1:4-28 The prophet Ezekiel has a vision of four-winged living creatures ...
Seeing God 2: Sovereignty

Seeing God 2: Sovereignty

Daniel 7:9-10 The Ancient One takes his seat as judge upon the throne. Thousands of attendants wait on him while fire rushes out everywhere. The scene bespeaks God’s awesome sovereign authority over all. Daniel 7:8 The dream portrays the little horn as a mighty leader who opposes God ...
Holiness

Holiness

Exodus 33:20-23 No man can see God and live. John 1:18 No man has seen God. We can know God through His creation (Romans 1:19-20), through Scripture (2 Timothy 3:16-17; Psalm 119), through His Son (John 1:18; Hebrews 1:1-2), through the holy spirit (1 Corinthians 2:10), through ...
God’s Light Will Fill the World

God’s Light Will Fill the World

Light has always been an interest for humankind. We desire light so that we can see. But one day, we won't need to search for light as God's light will fill the whole world.
Restorationists

Restorationists

The Bereans were noble-minded because they searched the Scriptures daily to test the message Paul was preaching. Today, separated by so much time, our only sure bet to understand and practice authentic Christianity is to continually evaluate our beliefs and traditions in light of ...
Restorationism

Restorationism

Restorationism is a movement within Christianity that seeks to restore authentic Christianity and live it out today. King Josiah serves as a premium example of someone who discovered his beliefs and practices diverged significantly from scripture. He initiated reforms to restore true ...
Marriage and the Church

Marriage and the Church

Vince and Mimi Finnegan celebrate 50 years of marriage by sharing how God blessed their marriage and the biblical principles they apply. Marriage is an example of Christ and the church, so the same principles are applicable. By the grace of God and His blessing have we had these wonderful ...
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